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    This study introduces a new imaging polarimeter that adapts to scene content. This spatial adaptation reduces errors and improves accuracy in Mueller matrix measurements.

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    • Main Results:

    • Demonstrated that adapting PSG modulation to scene spatial frequency structure reduces channel crosstalk.
    • Showcased the SLM's capability for sufficient modulation diversity to create the desired channel structure.
    • Achieved improved reconstruction accuracy through spatial adaptation.

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    • The developed system successfully adapts to scene spatial frequency structure for Mueller matrix imaging.
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    • Further experimental refinement is needed for highly accurate Mueller matrix imagery.